One-month detention ordered for Dženis Kadrić and Alem Hodović

(Patria) - The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has ordered one-month detention for Dženis Kadrić and Alem Hodović after they were arrested on Wednesday in Sarajevo.

“The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on 8.2.2024, issued a decision in the case of Zlatko Ibrišimović et al. by which detention is ordered for the suspects Dženis Kadrić and Alem Hodović, which according to this decision can last for a maximum of one month from the date of deprivation of liberty, i.e., until 7.3.2024, or until a new decision by the Court. The suspects are accused of committing the criminal offense of organized crime from Article 250, paragraphs 2 and 3 of the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CC BiH), in connection with the criminal offense of money laundering from Article 209, paragraph 3, in connection with paragraph 2 of the CC BiH,” stated the Court of BiH.

The Prosecution, as the basis for suspicion, states that they were part of an organized group for money laundering and that they brought large amounts of money into BiH and into legal flows, the origin of which was drug trafficking. The Prosecutor's Office of BiH obtained some evidence from deciphering Sky messages.

The lawyer Zlatko Ibršimović, who was previously arrested and then released, is also included in the same case.